Chieh-Chung (James) Yen

Strategy

Ph.D. Oranizational Behavior & Strategy 2011 (expected), Washington University in St. Louis
M.B.A. 2006, National Taiwan University
Bachelor Business Administration 2001, Cheng Chi University

Research interests:

Social Comparison Process and Envy; Social Categorization and Coalition; R&D Productivity and Firm Capability; Network Forms of Organizations; Spinoffs and Entrepreneurship; Transaction Cost Economics and Governance Structures

Papers:

"IQ and the Market Value of R&D," with Anne Marie Knott, working paper

"Economizing and Strategizing in Business Strategy," in Elgar Companion on Transaction Cost Economics, Peter Klein, Ed., with Jackson Nickerson, (forthcoming)

Academic/professional activities:

2008 Academy of Management Conference in Anaheim, Facilitator of the session "Network Formation and Evolution"
2007 Academy of Management Conference in Philadelphia

Awards/honors:

Winner of the Universitys Award for Graduates Member of the Phi Tau Phi Honor Society, 2005
Winner of the Championship of ATCC National College Business Case Contest, 2004

Personal interests:

Listening to musicals; going to movies, and playing basketball